Completely excellent! I have struggled with my weight for 21 years. I have tried a lot of diets,…read moreweight loss plans and fads but I have always gained back more than I lost. My personal trainer sent me to Pro Weight Loss and I am glad she did. It is very easy and I can see the progress.

The staff is very welcoming and professional. I have been to a number of Weight Watchers locations…read moreand this is among the best. They were positive, understanding, non-judgmental, and helpful. The leader for my meeting, was Roz, who was excellent. This is a great place to start your journey for life. Jim

I normally don't leave negative reviews, but I feel an honest account of my experience with…read moreNortheast Men's Health is necessary for anyone considering this clinic. At first, the staff seemed friendly, but the business model quickly became clear: everything is structured around locking you into a time-period commitment (offered as 6-month, 1-year, 2-year, or even 3-year options). The pressure felt subtle but very calculated, and the costs weren't justified by the actual care. What ultimately pushed me to leave was realizing that I qualified for insurance coverage elsewhere--something their clinic, being in the industry, should reasonably recognize. Instead, I was led toward long-term paid commitments without being made aware of alternatives that could drastically reduce my out-of-pocket expense. The lab work they ordered was also surprisingly incomplete. Basic testosterone testing didn't include Free or Bioavailable Testosterone, which are extremely important markers for diagnosing and treating low T. I couldn't help wondering if this was due to cost cutting. Medication refills were another ongoing frustration. They would wait until I was nearly out of medication before approving the next refill. It created unnecessary stress when you rely on these medications for your well-being and stability. In the end, I transitioned to another clinic where my insurance covers treatment, the testing is far more thorough, and I don't feel like I'm navigating around sales tactics. Northeast Men's Health may work for some people, but based on my experience, the priorities felt more financial than medical. I recommend doing your homework and comparing options before committing to anything long-term.

Stay away deceptive advertising. It's a scam to get you on an exspensive monthly plan.read more

On the positive side: We agreed on a price and a weight goal with a date of closure, the same time…read morebox that everyone gets. The goal was achieved (yes, it was not cheap, and technically it's a "lifetime" membership minus the cost of materials etc.) and even beaten by 3 pounds. They did do everything they promised at the beginning, and I followed the instructions dutifully and got to where I needed to get to. The visits themselves were efficient and quick and the initial text interactions were just fine. No issues. On the Negative side: Once I reached my goal, and actually surpassed it, they gave me a paper document that was supposed to by the base of the rest of the plan for the rest of my life, I guess. It was fairly generic and turned out to be essentially useless. I went back to KETO, added OMAD and IF and got back to the goal weight on my own. For follow-up visits, they were IMPOSSIBLE to CONTACT by phone or text once I was done with the initial program. I wanted to get one last weigh-in with their scale system to get a print out of my sustained weight and that just never materialized, then quarantine hit. I was completely forgotten and noticed that they moved people around their locations around metro Boston. Conclusions: Yes, they will get you to your goal weight if you stick to their program. It's basically calorie/portion control with some detox and weight loss supplements. If you follow the program, it's almost impossible to fail, BUT once you are done, their "lifetime" membership seems to evaporate as they become nearly impossible to deal with or connect with. I had to at times literally drive down there and walk in just to get a follow up weigh in. Once you are there, they are very friendly, though. I want just one last visit, as I said above, and I don't really need their help anymore as I have figured things out for myself. If you need help and are stuck at a plateau for 6 months or more, then go right ahead and use these folks, if they come back online with their new name. BUT, don't expect any long-term help from them as they are currently constituted. IF they come up with a genetically customized diet for you, then give that a try. I initially was very happy with their results until they handed me that last sheet, and then I realized I was on my own again, and the "Lifetime" membership was just a way of making the very high base fee sound justified. If I hadn't plateaued, I would never have needed them, though. (also: expect no lasting connections here; people are always being shifted around and their hours are not the best)

I tried NEFL last year and although I lost weight on it, it's almost impossible to keep it off. I…read moreate ~600-700 calories a day, only two meals a day for 60 days, which made going back to eating normally a very tricky and impossible task to continue with the weight loss. That being said, I am not against NEFL. If someone needs to lose weight QUICK, then it may be a good move. They advertise 25-40 lbs lost in 60 days and I was exactly 25lbs lighter after the 60 days. Unfortunately the weight couldn't stay off once I went back to eating 1,500-2,000 calories a day. My only BIG issue with the program is the cost...over 2 grand for the program. I recognize that they say it is "comparable" with other diet plans like it, but they never say what diet plans they are comparing against. Most importantly, I don't think that justifies over-charging people for it. It would be a huge differentiator if they could be less expensive than other programs. I think more people would try it if it were more affordable for the average person. In the program, you will get three bottles that will help you feel less hungry (suppress 'starvation mode' in your brain). You get a booklet to track your food (they limit the food to 300-400 calories per meal), pink Himalayan salt you have to eat every morning and a number you have to text once a day with your weight. That's basically the day-in-the-life of this over $2,000 program. I can't imagine the profit margin they must make.

Everyone has always been kind and knowledgeable and encouraging. I like having a team that works…read morewith me on several different levels, with an endocrinologist/Obesity Medicine Physician leading the group. I always feel listened too and learn so much each time I have a visit with the Doctor. I cannot say much about my results yet as it is early in this particular program. I am also sometimes frustrated by their phone system. But the office does their best to get back to me with answers to questions.

Love the staff and they are very helpful! On point and they make you feel so comfortable…read more Love this place! Well recommend!

I went through the weight loss program and lost lots of weight. The team is very supportive and…read moreMichael is well adverse on nutrition and how the body works. They will help you reach your goals. Will highly recommend this program.

First time I bought a groupon n loved it... Don't listen to all these sad ass reviews who's…read moreclaiming this place to be the worst try it for yourself l...I love this place the staff is always friendly the manager super nice she gave me and my boyfriend 2 free injection before going to Miami I needed to lose atleast a few inches off my waist and with only 3 Ilipo treatments I lost 8inches off my waist since then I been dieing to go back and I will definitely do it again

Dr. Wassim Khoury is a lifesaver, caring, and a great listener. I tell everyone to see him! He did…read morenoninvasive spinal decompression on me saving me from needing spine surgery for a debilitating lumbar herniated disc. I saw his wife Dr. Dawn once too and she's wonderful as well. All his staff is great too, especially Sandy is the sweetest and so patient and helpful. Insurance doesn't cover the decompression unfortunately. It's not cheap, but it's well worth it. It's much better than getting spinal surgery since surgery doesn't always work and/or many end up needing additional surgeries. Insurance companies need to step up their game - it's simple and would cost them much less than surgery does.

Can not recommend. They wanted over $5,000 for 20 sessions. Chiropractic, laser, ultra sound and…read moredecompression table. Maybe he is good but I could never afford that.